Shadi Rajabi is a Montreal-based short fiction writer and avid reader. She has written stories since she was twelve.

Alison Gadsby is a writer whose work appears in The Temz Review, The Ex-Puritan, Blue Lake Review, Coastal Shelf, Synchronized Chaos, and more.

Kathleen Brammall has written three short plays which were given staged readings at the Grand Theatre’s Playwrights Cabaret in London.

George Yonemori is an award-winning poet, author, and mentor from Scarborough, Ontario.

Isaac Bouchard is an English teacher living where he was born and raised, in Edmonton, Alberta.

Kevin Clancy, from Winnipeg, Manitoba, has a deep interest in history and how it influences the present.

Nick Perry is a classic combination of schoolteacher and writer.

Andrea Bernard is a marine biologist. Her short fiction work has been published in the Antigonish Review and On Spec.

Rosemary Twomey is a writer based out of Toronto, Canada.

Christine Collie Rowland is an artist and former rock ’n’ roll photographer with a lifelong passion for writing fiction and known for giving unsolicited advice.

Danila Botha is the author of three critically acclaimed short story collections, Got No Secrets, and For All the Men

Deborah Blenkhorn's stories are set in Ontario, New Brunswick, and British Columbia.

Benjamin Rempel is a Canadian writer and essayist.

Suzanne Rintoul is a college professor living in Guelph, Ontario.

Linda Jones lives and writes in Quebec.

Suzanne Johnston is a writer and marketing professional from Calgary, Alberta.

Bob Mann’s work focuses on the uncomfortable, tragic, and sometimes funny gaps between the lines of everyday life.

Lisa Jones is a graduate of Simon Fraser’s Writer’s Studio and is currently undertaking her Masters of Social Work.

Martin Mielke grew up in southern Ontario before moving to the northern part of the province in 1991. He taught in a First Nations community for ten years before settling in Thunder Bay.